Once upon a time in the realm of Tremour, on the first day of April 1067, two twin sisters were born, one called April, the other, Agatha. They were identical in every physical detail, except that of their hair colouring...April had rich auburn red hair and Agatha's was as black as sable. Their temperament, intelligence and demeanour were also quite, quite, in opposition to one another. While April was all sunshine and joy and silliness, almost to the point of idiocy, Agatha, in comparison. was moody, clever, witty and manipulative.
Their parental father, King Doofus IV, who was an handsome fellow, even when more mature, had married a strikingly beautiful auburn haired girl who was much younger than himself, making her his Queen Aurora but, alas his wife, their mother, who was only twenty years old at the time, died after delivering the twins into the world.
From the very onset King Doofus IV favoured April over Agatha, though both, as they grew up, became equally as beautiful as their mother though, of course, being slightly different in bearing and colouring. These particular details, most likely, were at the root of the Kings oddly preferential treatment of April. It was, almost certainly due to the simple fact that she was the more like his deceased spouse having the same, if not identical hair and the same enchanting but, amusing lack of discernment or tact.
King Doofus IV doted on April to excess, sparing no extravagance on her while steadfastly seeming to ignore poor lovely Agatha who, to him seemed rather surplus to requirements. Gradually, the difference in his attitude and bearing towards each of his twin daughters became more pronounced as time went on...much to the annoyance of Agatha, who did not fail to notice this growing void of discrepancy in her father's regard. Understandably, a growing rift developed and she soon grew to loath her sister...the Kings tendency being the prime issue i this but, there were other, additional reasons as well...these stemming from their divergent characters and personality traits.
The thirteen year old April, without a care in her small world, frolicked and had fun at every opportunity - often at others expense - her every whim indulged in by her father and, instinctively, she became more and more aware of the growing distance between Agatha and her father, using it to her advantage whenever a chance arose. Alas, she failed to understand that this blatant favouritism might have a knock-on, somewhat negative aspect with Agatha's regard to herself.
Indeed, it was most disparaging for poor little Agatha, whose cock-a-hoot sibling did not spare or even consider her feelings, never missing any occasion to demean or discredit or goad her twin sister, knowing full well that, when push came to shove, her father would always side with her. April's precociousness and unseemly, unchecked behaviour knew no bounds, and she took great delight in using her status, her sex...of which she was far too aware of...and her unlimited power to her own advantage. As she grew up, she became more and more lustful, enjoying heady sexually orientated, teasing experiments with any male counterpart, who would be obliged to suffer indignation's and humiliations with good grace...ones that they could not avoid or later complain of without fear of reprisals and unfair recriminations.
April's mores, these wanton, baser, as yet underdeveloped but, burgeoning desires were, indeed, most unsuitable and discrediting to herself but, that the cautionary implications of which would indelibly define her future nature, did not manifest themselves to her own, higher cerebral consciousness...if she had one. April was barely able, even at an early age, to control herself, and wilfully used all these factors at her disposal to attain her ends and provided her with amusement.
For example, when being visited by any unsuspecting young male visitor, often the son of some wealthy dignitary, out of sight of the elders, she would put on outrageously tarty and provocative clothing then, after giving a teasing, dancing performance to show off her ill clad body, she would then blatantly grope the young male visitor and, on one particularly memorable occasion, even had the temerity to pull one of the poor little gent's shorts and underpants down to have a look and a giggle at his underdeveloped manhood. Of course, if any of these shameful deeds were discovered, the blame for them were entirely laid at Agatha's or the male victim's door.
However, it was not long before the twins had grown up and developed into wonderfully lovely looking, mature young ladies and it seemed there was no cloud to blight their futures but, when they reached the age of twenty, the king suddenly abdicated the throne due to becoming more and more befuddled and confused as the result of his growing age but, indicating most vehemently that April should be the one to take his place as the ruling Queen of Tremour. It was not long after that that King Doofus IV, sadly, passed away.
It was at this point, when April acceded the throne, that Agatha, immediately became a more noticeable embarrassment and liability to her sister, as she would often publicly best April using her clever jibes and intelligence, making her appear so quite foolish, that April banished her to be locked away in a plain but, serviceable suite of rooms and apartments that were set, leaning against the interior west wall of the castle. These rooms and apartments, which were fitted with only skylights and tiny, high positioned windows to let in the light, were specially constructed with three foot thick stone walls that were thirty feet in height, it was indeed and, without a doubt, a prison...but, a reasonably comfortable one.
Unknown to her at that time, the suite had a secret trapdoor hidden under a heavy Oriental rug and, via this hatchway an arched, bricked tunnel could be found, one that led out under the battlements of the castle and it's raised exterior earthworks, leading forth to it's exit point, hidden furtively amongst a pile of huge, old standing stones that had been dumped there in apparent, random thoughtlessness many years previously. The lichen covered, battered and pitted old stones were almost hidden amongst the unkempt, long grasses and thorn-bushes that surrounded them. The whole of this area was set in the middle of an ancient, woodland glade, surrounded by tangled, gnarled and twisted old oak trees...a dark and mysterious, abandoned place which was never visited any more...well, by no one human at least. It did not take Agatha long to find this trapdoor and via it, was able to contact other societal rejects et al, living on the outside, on the periphery, the very edge. She associated secretly with various dubious creatures that were roaming free, lurking round about and, with some of them, she made unholy alliances that, by her doing so, extended her influence beyond the lonely, limiting confinement of her castle prison home.
On April 1st, later that year, April, who was in the process of getting betrothed to one of several potential foreign princes, received a note from her sister, saying that she had found a birthday gift for her, hinting that it may well be a missing heirloom ring, one that was supposed to disposes health, beauty and unlimited attraction to any person putting it on their finger. This, of course, being a clever ruse by Agatha and was expressly intended to pique her sister's vanity and self interest and which, without a doubt, the prospect of gaining ownership of such an powerful object, would, for her, be quite irresistible.
Not for one second did April, who had indeed heard of such a ring and was more than a little excited at the prospect of attaining it, suspect anything untoward from her meanly excommunicated sister as she was far too vein and stupid to comprehend such manoeuvrers. Wearing a white bridal ball-gown that she was having fitted in preparation for her presumed nuptials, and without a doubting thought, she removed herself from her three attendant dress fitters and sped off, hot foot, to her sister's rooms and, upon her arrival, demanded entrance of the two armed guards stationed there before the pair of large, metal studded, oak doors.
On the other side of the doors, Agatha, with her sable hair cut unusually short, was standing while patiently waiting to greet April upon her arrival.
Agatha was wearing an undone, long black, military style coat, a pair of knee length boots and, bizarrely, nothing else but, a matching set of very brief, black, gauzy, very see-through panties and bra that, as it happened, she looked absolutely delicious in.
Both siblings were taken aback by the other's remarkable attire when they confronted each other on the other side of the doors, which were then closed behind them. Each stared at the other, with incredulity...Agatha displaying no compunction to close the wide open flaps of her black greatcoat which displayed her fit and svelte long body and it's perfect proportions delightfully, especially as it was beautifully set off...well, completely fantastically, especially when seen against the darkness of the coat's blue-black lining. April, caught off guard and unable to stop herself, ran her eyes up her sister's long, pale body, taking in the dark circles of Agatha's areole, sitting below the thin material that was cupping her nicely pert, full breasts and then, glancing surreptitiously down, she took in the distinct dark area at the front of her sister's brief, gauzy panties, which marked out, quite distinctly, the untrimmed patch of her thick pubic hairs that seemed to grow in profusion there. She had to admit, her slim sister had a fabulous body and lovely long legs...ones that were enhanced wonderfully by her nicely complimenting boots and long coat... an irksome pang of jealousy ran through her vitals.
'I heard you were thinking of marrying...some...man' Agatha said conversationally...delivered with just a hint of disparaging sarcasm which, for anyone other than April, would of been quite disarming. She eyed her sister contemptuously, her dark eyebrows arched as she shrugged her shoulders in slight but, studious, self-depreciation in acknowledgement of her sister's blatant ogling of her own, immodestly displayed charms and which, even had a suppressed element of appreciation, though distinctly reluctant, returning in the other direction.
 
                             
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                                 
                                 
                                 
                                